New year, new chaotic big technology exhibition. CES is here this week, complete with all the usual gizmos and gaudy gadgets. It’s been a strange year for the tech conference. It was held in person and virtually, and many presenters pulled out at the last minute, citing Covid concerns. However, many companies remain undaunted and the flood of tech announcements continues unabated.
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WIRED gets remote CES coverage, including a live video of Utility Lab audio file. This week, WIRED senior contributor review editor Adrienne So and WIRED review editor Julian Chokkattu join us to talk about all the best we’ve seen at CES and trends. What consumer technology will shape the coming year?
You can watch this session and our other live CES coverage on Twitter account @WIRED. Check out our chronicle of all the strange things gadgets at CES. Read our list of The best of CES.
Julian Chokkattu can be found on Twitter @Julian Chokkattu. Adrienne @ tooadriennemso. Lauren Goode is @Lauren Goode. Michael Calore is @Snack. Follow the main hotline at @GadgetLab. The show is produced by Boone Ashworth (@booneashworth). This special live episode was produced by Jane Garcia Buhks and Chris Cona. Our theme music belongs to Solar key.
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